first but not last

overwatering? too much light? the other bigger one is doing well after transplanting both from the ziplock - paper towels was put into soil as well

the second plant decided to lay down after watering, but instead of dumping it, i decided to give it a chance. also.. realized the plants were too small for the current light distance, so they got a little (9") boost from below

got a minor light upgrade (now its 5600 lumens), since lifting the plants was working and the weaker ones started to grow/heal 1 plant decided to turn back to ground, so instead of waiting it to escape on the bottom, i threw it out (rip) this time watering went very well (maybe too well again, hehe), no plants turned/tilted. the second plant doesnt need the stick anymore, its getting back in shape (i hope its a girl as well... ) the biggest plant started to have some slight skunk-like smell topped the two biggest plants

the biggest plant was transplanted to a way bigger pot (7 times bigger) and a stronger substrate -- few more days before the second one will follow (giving it time to be rootbound as well.. :)) ) its already crowded here, so with the next transplant, ill make the flower tent active as well (with 18-6 schedule) (i planted 8 seeds, since there was a slight chance for germination.. (bagseeds), look at me now.. struggling with the number of the plants, and already threw out 1...) :) topped all the plants, except the smallest one the biggest one transferred under the HPS (18-6 schedule) the remaining 4 plants got a microdose of cal-mag with their regular watering threw out the smallest as well, i gave it 1,5 months, there were no significant change in the past few days / weeks. (rip)

continue topping the nodes where its necessary, (seeking for a potent clone material, so leaving the lower nodes intact) increasing the calmag dose for all plants the biggest, transplanted plant started to wake up after a few days, and continuously reaching for that 15000 lumen

continued topping minor heat stress in the small tent, due to messed up ventillation, removed the dead leaves to avoid any infections the biggest plants in the big and small tent was watered today

nutrient and heat burn showed on plants, so until recovery, i stopped giving them additional nutes (ec is sky high anyways, thx tap water) -- few days only i messed again with the ventilation, the temperature is stable during day and night time as well the bigger plant in the small tent started to look like, its a boy.. ill give it few more days to develop concrete evidence.

started a nutrient free week, but for the further watering, ill continue giving them the mixation above my suspicion was correct, the male one was cut in the half (we are not making seeds here (at least, onpurpose)) took a clone from the biggest plant (by accident :D)

all good, i was a bit lazy past 2 weeks with topping...... inside big tent (HPS) smaller => gender unkown bigger => girl-like, with preflower inside small tent (CFL) bigger, no preflower, dwarf.. i kep it for have a material for testing LST techs. clone1, clone from the bigger plant in the big tent upcoming weeks: keep topping and breaking the branches to get some lower branches growing last transplant to the biggest pot cut +1 top from the big plant in big tent

scrog or just let it grow? the big plant is started becoming mature, preflower signs everywhere the second plant's gender still undetermined the clone is doing OK, tryin not to overwater it... the lower leaves started to get off, but new branches started on the top, so not worried at all

cut down the male plant..

week 11 was without any nutrients started giving nutrients again my clone started to grow like hell.. first topping done on her o/